Megan Tweedy Armstrong grew up in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, working in her family’s businesses and floating the Eleven Point River every chance she got. Like many Arkansans, Megan is no stranger to hard work, her first job was driving a forklift at her father’s sawmill. After graduating high school, Megan left the forklift behind to attend Arkansas State University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Multimedia Journalism, while also getting to better know the people in her community through her work at a local radio station. Megan has always been passionate about listening to what people had to say, however, Megan soon realized telling people’s stories wasn’t enough, she wanted to help. After graduating from Arkansas State University in 2015, it was a logical next step for Megan to go to law school.

 

Megan joined Thurman & Flanagin as a law clerk in 2017 and continued working for the firm throughout her time in law school at the University of Arkansas. Law school taught Megan the legal theories, but Thurman & Flanagin taught her how to practice the law in a way that truly helped people. After passing the Arkansas bar exam in 2019, Megan proudly accepted the opportunity to work at Thurman & Flanagin as an associate attorney. Megan is also licensed to practice law in Missouri. 

 

Megan’s practice areas include personal injury, estate planning, guardianships, and adoptions. Megan is a tenacious legal advocate who listens intently to each person who walks through her door so she can understand where they need her most in their case. Megan’s goal is to take the weight of the legal process off her clients’ shoulders so they can continue to live their lives, even in the hardest of circumstances. 

 

Megan is a member of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice. Megan is also a certified wedding officiant. When Megan is not in the office or the courtroom, she enjoys spending time with her husband and their three dogs, and she still floats a river every chance she gets.